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Greetings are an essential aspect of every language. The foundation of learning a new language starts at the greetings level before delving deeper into other phrases. Kimeru is the ethnic language of the Meru tribe, which has 2 million people. Kimeru is an exciting and easy language to comprehend for beginners. This guide will teach … Read more
Apart from the country’s two official languages (English and Kiswahili), Kikuyu is Kenya’s most popular language. The main reason is that the Agikuyu tribe is the most populous community in Kenya. As a result, some of the tribe’s offensive and abusive words are commonly used in almost every part of the country regardless of whether … Read more
The richness and vibrance of Kalenjin culture extend to their way of expressing love. In this guide, I will walk you through the unique and endearing ways in which love is expressed in Kalenjin. So, whether you got a Kalenjin sweetheart, friend or colleague, this guide will teach romantic Kalenjin love words and phrases to … Read more
According to historians, the Kikuyu community consists of 9 clans collectively forming the ‘House of Mumbi.‘ However, the ethnic tribe still shared (and continues to do so) fundamental traditions and practices that united the community. For instance, the highly organized concept of age sets, known as ‘Mariika,’ is among those traditions that continue to link … Read more
Like most communities in Kenya, greeting someone in Kalenjin culture is a way of showing respect and acknowledging their presence. Proper use of titles and forms of address is considered an important part of social etiquette. If you’ve come across a Kalenjin and found yourself wanting to throw some Kalenjin greetings, here are some useful … Read more
The Kamba tribe has a fascinating culture—their dances are enough proof. If you have attended a Kamba event, such as a wedding, you already know how spectacular their performances can be. Like most Kenyan tribes, the Kamba people have songs for different occasions ranging from traditional weddings, circumcision, religion, work, etc. Some dances require the … Read more
The Kalenjin people of Kenya have a rich cultural heritage, including a tradition of proverbs and riddles that are used to convey wisdom, values, and life lessons. These proverbs and riddles often use clever wordplay and figurative language to make their point, making them both entertaining and educational. Here is a collection of some of … Read more
Popularly known as Muteta by the Akamba ethnic tribe in Kenya (a name derived from the syrup derived from the tree’s leaves), the tree’s scientific name is Strychnos henningsii. Not only does the tree have a significant value in the Kamba community, but it’s also generally regarded as one of the most valuable vegetation globally. … Read more
The Kikuyu ethnic tribe is ranked as the most populous community in Kenya. They are primarily found in the fertile regions of Mount Kenya highlands, formally known as Central Province. Due to the favorable climate in most of the parts occupied by the tribe, these regions are covered by a wide variety of vegetation, mainly … Read more
Like many African communities, the Kikuyu community had its own way of staying healthy and treating diseases. That said, the community had a set of healers who intervened in cases of sickness. Kikuyu healers relied upon various trees that the community considered to have medicinal properties. Despite having zero professional background, healers were familiar with … Read more